Art

Art 
Arthurian 
Arthesian Well 
Artemis 

Jack 

 

Proverbs 12:24
“The hand of the diligent shall bear rule: but the slothful shall be under tribute.”

 

 

 “Of Arthur, who, to, upper light restored,
With that terrific sword,
Which yet he brandishes for future war,
Shall lift his country’s fame above the polar star? ~~~Wordsworth

“We must be the great arsenal of democracy”~~~F.D. Roosevelt

“Throngs of knights and barons bold,
In weeds of peace high triumphs hold,
With store of ladies, whose bright eyes
Rain influence and judge the prize.”~~~MILTON

 

 

Chess:  “Art” “Arthurian” “Artesian Well” “Artemis” "Jack"

Prosciutto

Prosciutto
Salamanca
Art
Exhibit
Barbados
Beard
Moustache
Pata Negra
Serrano
Ham
Catechism
Baptize 
Carver

Prov.1:4
"To give subtilty to the simple, to the young man knowledge and discretion."

 “The Middle Ages exhibit life and color and change”~~~Charles H. Haskins

“only art can substitute for nature”~~~Leonard Bernstein

 

 Prosciutto

Salamanca

 Super Mario, moustache

 Exhibit

 Olivia Culpo, Miss Universe 2012

 Carving knife

 Chess: "Prosciutto" "Salamanca" "Art" "Exhibit" "Barbados" "Beard" "Moustache" "Pata Negra" "Serrano" "Ham" "Catechism" "Baptize" "Carver"

Art

Art
Altamira
David Alfaro Siqueiros
Diego Rivera
José Clemente Orozco
James Whistler
Winslow Homer

Jas.4:2
 "Ye lust, and have not: ye kill, and desire to have, and cannot obtain: ye fight and war, yet ye have not, because ye ask not."

"the stars and moons and suns blazoned on that sacred wall."~~~G. K. Chesterton

Escena de caza colectiva, Altamira

 Lascaux, France

A modern interpretation of a bison from the Altamira cave ceiling, one of the cave's most famous paintings. Destaca y maravilla el «Bisonte Encogido», una de las pinturas más expresivas y admiradas de todo el conjunto. Está pintado sobre un abultamiento de la bóveda. El artista supo encajar en ese espacio la figura del bisonte, encogiéndolo, plegando sus patas y forzando la posición de la cabeza hacia abajo. Todo ello pone de manifiesto el espíritu de observación naturalista de su realizador y la enorme capacidad expresiva de la composición.

Reproduction of a bison of the cave of Altamira

 Siqueiros by Héctor García Cobo at Lecumberri prison, Mexico City, 1960.

Diego Rivera, Maternidad, Angelina y el niño Diego (Motherhood, Angelina and the Child Diego), c. August 1916, oil on canvas, 134.5 x 88.5 cm, Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil. This work forms part of Rivera's Crystal Cubist period.

Omnisciencia, 1925, detail of Mural by Orozco at the Casa de los Azulejos. (Samborn's, Mexico, D. F.)

James Abbott McNeill Whistler The Little Rose of Lyme Regis 1895

 

Winslow Homer,
Long Branch, New Jersey, 1869

Chess: "Art" "David Alfaro Siqueiros" "Diego Rivera" "José Clemente Orozco" "James Whistler" "Winslow Homer" "Altamira"

Art

Art
Le Pont des Arts
School
Eddie
Île de la Cité

Eccles.5:3
"For a dream cometh through the multitude of business; and a fool's voice is known by multitude of words"

Le pont des arts, Paris

 

Pont des Arts at sunrise, Paris

Île de la Cité ( Notre-Dame ), Paris

school of fish

Chess:  "Le Pont des Arts" "School" "Eddie" "Île de la Cité"

Meaning

Meaning

Understanding

Art

Arte

Florence

Cerro de la Muerte

Brunellesco's Dome  

Vézelay

Lewis Carroll 

Aguas Zarcas 

San Carlos 

Carolus Magnus 

Ps and Qs: Roof-Proof  

 

Prov.10:6 

"Blessings are upon the head of the just: but violence covereth the mouth of the wicked."

HELMETS.

“The helmet was composed of two parts: the headpiece, which was strengthened within by several circles of iron; and the visor,
which, as the name implies, was a sort of grating to see through, so contrived as, by sliding in a groove, or turning on a pivot, to be raised or lowered at pleasure. Some helmets had a further
improvement called a bever, from the Italian bevere, to drink. The ventayle, or "air-passage," is another name for this.
To secure the helmet from the possibility of falling, or of being
struck off, it was tied by several laces to the meshes of the hauberk; consequently, when a knight was overthrown, it was necessary to undo these laces before he could be put to death; though this was sometimes effected by lifting up the skirt of the hauberk, and stabbing him in the belly. The instrument of death was a small dagger, worn on the right side.”~~~Thomas Bulfinch: The Age of Chivalry

 

 

Nave Vault with Striped Arches  

Vézelay Abbey (Basilique Ste-Madeleine)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee

 

 

 

Viviana Calderón

 

Chess: "Meaning" "Understanding" "Art" "Arte" "Florence" "Cerro de la Muerte" "Brunellesco's Dome" "Vézelay" "Lewis Carroll"  "Aguas Zarcas" "San Carlos" "Carolus Magnus" "Ps and Qs: Roof-Proof"

First Chapter

‘Empire of Blue Water’

 By STEPHAN TALTY

Published: June 3, 2007

 In the winter of 1654, ...........dock waited the ship's only cargo: a forty-four-year-old Anglican rector named Thomas Gage.